How has the economic crisis affected working abroad?

I'm 24 in the UK to study for a master's degree, and I personally don't think there's anything too attractive about me abroad, I'm a northerner, I like a lot of people, I am lively with friends, and it's very lonely abroad, and it's basically impossible for someone to help you when you encounter difficulties, and everything depends on strength.

Sometimes I don't understand why so many people want to go abroad This refers to the kind that never goes back for the rest of their lives I will definitely go back to China anyway Money is very important, burden is not the most important thing to make the people around you feel that you can rely on it, not feel that being abroad is as if it is awesome.

As for the landlord's situation, first of all, it depends on your English ability and professional ability, if you are good, then you can apply, most of them are very fair, and you have the strength to say that it doesn't matter. If you only think about physical work, you can only work for Chinese, most of them are restaurants, and the wages are relatively low, and the important thing is that it will not help you in life. I don't know why I said that there will be exams the day after tomorrow I wish the landlord a bright future and good luck.

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What about your language? What foreign language are you good at? Whether it's a hairdresser or a pharmacy, language is required. If you don't have relatives abroad, it will be difficult to find a job. It's best to get in touch beforehand before going out.

The impact is great, it is better not to go abroad, the situation in China is relatively better.

It depends on which country you're going to.

South Korea is now in a mess and is about to collapse, the dollar does not fluctuate much, Canada has declined a little, but the Japanese economy is basically unaffected, and the yen continues to appreciate.

It depends on which country you go to,,, economic crisis, their countries are all talented, what kind of work do you have to go to**, washing dishes is very profitable. However, the Chinese are very able to endure hardships and do everything well. Beijingers in New York have a great sense of accomplishment...

There will definitely be an impact, but it will depend on the country you are going to and the industry you are going to work in. I think it's important to learn more about the state of the country you're going to before you go abroad, and don't have too many expectations and illusions at first.

The prerequisite for working abroad is that you have good work contacts? Or are there any companies that are interested in you?

Singapore's consumption is very high, an ordinary pen costs dozens of yuan, and the financial crisis has affected the whole world, even China's special economic system has been so greatly affected, not to mention a capitalist country like Singapore. It's hard to find a job now, but the situation in China is better in comparison. Decide for yourself.

It's hard to find a job, but it's relatively easy to get out, and if you're really short of money, come here, I think it's good.

No, my friends are all working abroad, and the situation is still good.

It must have an impact, the unemployment rate in their home country has risen sharply, and the manufacturing industry has also laid off workers on a large scale, so it is not easy to find a job

I'm in Toronto, and I've graduated in 3 months, so it's hard to find a job, and I'm trying to find it now, so it's not recommended to come, how good it is in China.

Depending on what kind of profession you are in, if the people over there won't do it or the people over there won't want to do it, it won't have much impact on you.

Of course, it has an impact, and some brains generally don't ask such questions.

Go back to the mainland, the nutrients here are more suitable for your development.

Of course. Job instability.

Reduced revenue.

It seems that your idea is reasonable, but the economic crisis, unemployment is increasing, employment is decreasing, and in order to protect the country's people, the requirements for foreigners to enter are being raised. But what actually happened was that the people who worked in South Korea voluntarily returned to their home countries, hehe, and they resigned voluntarily without taking a pay cut.

There is only one reason, the South Korean won has depreciated sharply against the yuan. Most of the people who go abroad to work are the same as domestic migrant workers, and the money earned abroad has to be sent home, and migrant workers do not have the problem of exchange losses, but the Chinese in South Korea can no longer hold on, and after changing back to RMB, they earn only half of last year's money, and after comprehensive consideration, they feel that it is not worth continuing to stay in South Korea.

I have seen a lot of it, and I am saying that the impact of the crisis on Japan is also very great.

I'm ready to go over 09 years, I've read so much information, and my position is not firm!

Swim slipping, of course it is not possible, you can only go to the study is the safest way.

Study abroad, such as Singapore and Germany, you can not know I know that you can register for a student pass, depending on your age can not be more than 25, otherwise there will be difficulties.

To borrow money to do a study** the study reported that high school, college or graduate school.

Out of putting the school to say that the language is not going to read the language, knowing that the UK has signed up for a three-year language student visa to sign up for the university you don't have enough money to get it to work.

Language school, then you find a cheap hanging sample, and then work casually, it is impossible to be free, you have to spend some tuition.

It is updated once a year, so that there is attendance, and the school will provide it to you.

As for what to do in three years, I think you can go to work signpost, and you have met a lot of people in your work in these three years.

Some Chinese companies are here to help you.

Also to say that the current economic crisis is indeed in a situation that is not very good, think about it and at least raise some funds for the start-up costs. Or do you choose the path of a formal foreign worker?

Hello! First of all, you have to let me know your basic information: age, education, and occupation, and is there a country you would like to go to?